Zach. There are a lot of problems with the traditional stroke you are teaching. First, bending over requires the golfer to strain lower back muscles. Then, the core and shoulder muscles have to be coordinated. Most problematic is focusing on the ball instead of on the target - the hole. I propose a radical change to consider. Face the hole. Stand upright and focus on the target. To see how this works click on my link below.
I really like it. It's 12' x 24' with six holes and two different slopes. Notice my 20 footers are double break putts. I use the green to experiment with ways to improve my stroke. With my method, the traditional putting rules don't apply. I'm still learning how to optimize, but making great progress. Do you want a green like mine?
hmmm.. try to see mine... i have also a video...
jcking33 6 months ago
Zach. There are a lot of problems with the traditional stroke you are teaching. First, bending over requires the golfer to strain lower back muscles. Then, the core and shoulder muscles have to be coordinated. Most problematic is focusing on the ball instead of on the target - the hole. I propose a radical change to consider. Face the hole. Stand upright and focus on the target. To see how this works click on my link below.
jaxfl2 1 year ago
@jaxfl2
I saw the video. How do I stop digging the green?
vsbladz 9 months ago
@vsbladz
I really like it. It's 12' x 24' with six holes and two different slopes. Notice my 20 footers are double break putts. I use the green to experiment with ways to improve my stroke. With my method, the traditional putting rules don't apply. I'm still learning how to optimize, but making great progress. Do you want a green like mine?
jaxfl2 9 months ago